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@Gargron How the tides have turned... so fast to this degree.
Screw Elon honestly!

It is pretty rad, eh?
OTOH, we now have millions of Twitter users decrying how insufferable it is to choose a site among a list of domains; to not cater to the singular-ized App Store experience of App = Service.
The crystallization of that kind of sentiment could bring down the Internet, and I'd bet actors like Elon Musk are already positioning themselves to exploit it for nefarious ends.
With technology, there is always the question of irreducible complexity. You cannot use the Internet responsibly without navigating different sites. If too many ppl are insulated from that "cryptic" reality, the structure will come crashing down.
Ppl who demand that fleets of powerful machines answer their whims under those conditions are running with knives that are pointed in all directions. There is a line between convenient and dangerously dumbed-down.
It isn't elitism. Its expecting drivers to know what road signs mean before they step on the gas. #internetliteracy
@Rickster @tasket oh. Restaurants.
Those places that no-one ever visits because they then "have to choose what restaurant to go eat at"?
People are finding their way into the fediverse just fine. And it really doesn't matter if Joe or Karen join. If they are well served and happy at twitter or Facebook: why?
All that matters for the success of the fediverse is that two people communicate over it. Nothing else matters. That's all that is needed to call this "a success"